Walthour Presbyterian Church

In 1820 when a group of people split off from Midway Congregational Church on land donated by Andrew Walthour. Walthour Presbyterian Church was organized from this group in 1855. The original site and cemetery is a short distance away from this church, which was built in 1884 to replace the original building which had been destroyed in a storm. This church is just barely in Long County.
Andy Sarge

Old Truck in Long County

March Photo Challenge #3
The '69 Ford in background was purchased brand new by my husband's grandparents. Working hard on the farm for 49 years in Long County.
Betty Baxter

Off of US HWY 301/25 in Long Couty

Tank Taylor

Long County

This is a building behind the old house in Long County I posted a few days ago. Should date back to the early 1900's.
Kenny Nobles

Old Home Place in Long County

Early 1900's
Kenny Nobles

Old Home Place in Long County

Early 1900's
Kenny Nobles

The Horne House

Built around 1855. Hensley Foxworth Horne was a prominent man who lived in the Jones Creek community in Long County, Ga. This photo was taken about 5 years ago.
Kenny Nobles

Old Ford Pick-Up in South GA

Kenny Nobles

"Been Here for a While"

Studebaker in South Georgia
Kenny Nobles

Ludowici GA

Long County Courthouse  was built in 1926 and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Off Hwy 301 in Long County

 Donovan Lucero

Almost Hidden in Long County

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Old Home in Long County

Still lived in. Not sure how old it is, but from the looks of it, it is very old.  
David Woodward

Ludowici GA

There are a few of these old houses left in Ludowici with the Ludowici tile roofs.
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Long County Timeline Mural in Ludowici GA

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A Thing of the Past

This fire tower is located just outside of Ludowici in Long County. The one beside HWY 301 in Jesup recently disappeared so if I see one I'm planning on getting a picture.
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Abandoned Auto Parts Store Near Ludowici

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Ludowici Trading Co

This is a fun place to stop and look around if you are ever in Long County. Nice people too. I think this used to be a bait shop at one time. I don't advertise for anyone but if I enjoy something I don't mind saying so.
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The Ludowici Well Pavilion

The Ludowici Well Pavilion is on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. It was built in 1905 on donated land for the placement of an artesian well to provide a pure water source to the community. An open, octagonal wood pavilion covered with Ludowici tile, was erected for the public's use and served as a town square where farmers and residents gathered to share stories, hear political candidates , and attend socials. The well flowed freely until the 1920s, when the water pressure dropped and a hand pump was installed Today it's a public park. Info from the NEW Georgia Encyclopedia
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Long County

Kenneth Phillip Odom